New chapter begins for Utah lacrosse

Two years after the UHSAA approved sanctioning boys and girls lacrosse as an official high school sport, the addition is happening for the 2019-20 school year. Read More »

Hiking opportunities abound in the area

Multiple hiking trails can be found close to the Salt Lake Valley. According to alltrails.com, there are 171 trails registered within 20 minutes of downtown. Read More »

Keep your bike tuned for the trails with Salt Lake’s Bicycle Collective

Salt Lake’s Bicycle Collective offers low-cost training and assistance with mountain bike repairs. Read More »

Canyons film festival coordinator reflects on 10 years of films

Film festival highlights 10 years of students films that made audiences laugh, cry and learn. Read More »

Ratings index will now seed high school playoffs

The UHSAA is changing how it seeds its teams entering each sports state tournament. It is now using an RPI system. Read More »

Southwest Quadrant Mayors Council selects $250K visioning study partner

Coming über-soon: Your chance to speak out on Olympia Hills and other Southwest Quadrant development issues. Read More »

Equality Utah leader urging cities to create an environment of healing

Local governments are unsure how to support their LGBTQ+ youth as the discussion around banning conversion therapy on minors continues. Read More »

Pickle Power! The family-friendly sport that’s taking over Utah

Pickleball is one of the fastest-growing sports in the country, according to data from Google Trends. Read More »

Salt Lake County Public Health Department Wins National Award, 
Celebrates 50 Years As Combined Entity

Salt Lake County joins an elite group of best counties in being officially honored as America’s best large-scale public health department for 2019.
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